if we have real life safe spaces, there is nothing wrong with online safe spaces. Many people enjoy intruding/trolling on those spaces or banning folks from having one's they do not agree with but I understand your point of view. You would likely enjoy the free for all section. Key thing is we do not need governments, corporations or big tech to police platforms that we can police ourselves. Hire an exec to handle progressive twitter safe space to which they ensure it is not intruded by conservative types and whoever is the not z of the day. Have an exec in charge of the free for all section to which their team can only remove stuff that is illegal. Would likely need to create a safe space for the EU because they dont have free speech so an EU exec so that America or a place like Brazil would not need to be censored to the same level without Twitter worrying about being sued. To keep things balanced Elon comes in when enough users complain about the exec to do internal investigation. Curious folks from the EU may learn how to get an American or region that is not censored as much for their own good IP but it would not fall under GDPR or EU at that point. The risks for them are likely as harsh as a Chinese person trying to look outside the scope of Chinese propaganda